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[Nexus 4 General] eosaph:
10.1.2 upgrade

Is it necessary to upgrade the cm version again when flashing a new nightly. When I flashed the cm 10.1-20130714 the upgrades were offered again in the downloads. I had already upgraded after 0713. I loaded and flashed 10.1.2 again. Is this a wiping issue or am I missing something?

Everything else is going great!
[Nexus 4 General] thracemerin:
Try turning this off in the Google Settings app:
[Nexus 4 General] tlf55:
It's already off :(

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[Nexus 4 General] bozzykid:
It is a part of the Google Play services apk that is downloaded automatically by the Play Store and is always kept up to date.
[Nexus 4 General] tlf55:
So there is no way to disable this thing ? i don't use location on my N4 nerver ! so well if there's a way to disable it i'll be happy .. don't want a wakelock or active service that i don't use stay in background ..
[Nexus 4 General] ceejay83:
Might be google now? location services?
[Nexus 4 General] bozzykid:
Google Now is not a part of Google Play services.
[Nexus 4 General] tlf55:
I don't even have Google now ! :/

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[Nexus 4 General] 0.0:
check settings > location access. turn off "access to my location." since you dont use any google location apps, then it'll be fine for you to turn it off
[Nexus 4 General] SleemLDJ:
I plan to flash PA Gapps instead of official one from goo.im. this is to move Google apps to system partition to save me some user space.

However, will flashing PA Gapps save the same kind of back up script the official one saved so I don't have to flash it on every nightly?
[Nexus 4 General] TobiS87:
This did not work the last time I did this. I had to flash gapps again after every ROM flash. So I assume this won't work for you.

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[Nexus 4 General] Flypwnz:
My WiFi turning on randomly..after call etc. Any one else had this issue?
[Nexus 4 General] tlf55:
It's off ! But the service is stay there .. Sometime I even have a gcmservice .. I don't' even know what it is ..

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[Nexus 4 General] 0.0:
If you mentioned it being off in an earlier post, that's my fault for not looking :p

idk what else it could be. it could be the framework or system apps that is needed. so you may have no control over it :(
[Nexus 4 General] azrash:
You can probably use an existing gapps backup script located in /system/addon.d and modify it to backup the PA Gapps.

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[Nexus 4 General] tlf55:
No problem I just said that it's off and I don't understand how this could be active in background with all location settings off .. So it's a Google service update that make this always active ? A new update that few people have ?

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[Nexus 4 General] drewsky208:
Wondering if anyone has any ideas on this. A few days ago I noticed my google now widget would tell me "no cards" or something like that, implying that the google now service isn't running to provide cards to the widget. I tough on it to start google now, and it starts and the widget returns to normal. I didn't think much of it, even though it didn't happen before. Then last night I took a long trip in my car and realized that my phone was no longer informing my car of new SMS messages when they come in. I thought perhaps a recent commit may have damaged the notification of a new SMS to a bluetooth, but once I dumped the logcat, I see many instances of this (and I mean MANY! Like nonstop):

I/ActivityManager( 599): No longer want <<Insert about any service name you can think of here>> (pid 27256): empty #17

W/ActivityManager( 599): Scheduling restart of crashed service <<the same service that it just killed in the line above>> in 5000ms

It is killing off background applications, app services, and system services and basically making a mess of everything. I suspected maybe memory pressure, so I rebooted it this morning (taking a nandroid so I can put on the latest 7/15 nightly) and moments after rebooting, my log showed it started again just 3 minutes of the phone being up. I show 57% memory free.

This seems to have started in maybe the past week or so of nightlies. I dont have an exact time at which it was introduced. Thoughts?
[Nexus 4 General] bozzykid:
Everyone should have the update. Google rolls out Google Play Services updates pretty quickly. Even if you roll back a previous version of google play services, it is going to auto update. Just because you have location services off doesn't mean the service isn't running. I'm not sure why you won't the service off so bad anyways.
[Nexus 4 General] tlf55:
Well i uninstalled update of the Google play service and the "locationmanagerservice" is gone when i use no location ! so it's effectively a Google Play Service update that make this constant background service..

With the old google play service, it shows as "location service" only when i enable location to google ... when i disable the location, the "location service" shut off himself.

Now waiting to re-have the Update to see if the first problem come back ..
[Nexus 4 General] mightybrick:
I flashed with the PA gapps, and I only flashed them the one time with CM. They've always carried over with each nightly flash.
[Nexus 4 General] binaryfalcon:
Is it possible to hide navigation bar (or enable extended desktop feature) for specific apps? Paranoid Android has this feature but that can't part me from cyanogenmod lol.
[Nexus 4 General] stab244:
Tasker and Secure Settings is what I use. Works fine for me. Not super hard to set up though it will take you some time to find where the stuff is.
[Nexus 4 General] shpy:
What's mean USB HCI support in 14/7 ver ?
[Nexus 4 General] thracemerin:
USB Host Controller for devices that support it, N4 doesn't.
[Nexus 4 General] binaryfalcon:
Could you please provide step by step in how to do this with Tasker?
[Nexus 4 General] occtec:
Can someone tell me how often the stable release gets updated?

Cheers
[Nexus 4 General] stankyou:
It gets updated as needed. There's really no definite timeframe tbh.;)

Anyone has an idea what this "Merge "lets make the lunch list look a little neater" into cm-10.1 " is? :eek:
[Nexus 4 General] RealiZms:
Well after about 8 months rolling bone stock I'm breaking down after work and installing the latest stable build of CM.

So are you all pleased with the latest stable build? Any issues or suggestions??

Thanks in advance!
[Nexus 4 General] occtec:
All good, stable as rock ATM. No issues here ;)
[Nexus 4 General] rskyline:
My suggestion could be: Use nightlies :)

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[Nexus 4 General] bozzykid:
If someone wants to use the stable build, I don't think telling them to use nightlies is very wise.
[Nexus 4 General] RealiZms:
Yea I don't understand nightlies still coming out after a stable build....what benefits or features?? I really don't want to start crack flashing again
[Nexus 4 General] CMNein:
Because they're still adding features, cleaning up existing code, merging upstream changes, etc... etc...
[Nexus 4 General] rskyline:
He want to use "stable" but nightly builds are as same as stable as the "stable" labeled builds. So isn't very wise to think that a nightly build would be unstable.

You'll get the new features faster. You can skip nightlys if you want. The nightlys are stable enough.

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[Nexus 4 General] stab244:
Open up Tasker and set up a new profile (+ button in the middle of the bottom). Select Applications and choose the apps that you want Expanded Desktop to activate on. Press the back button at the top and then select create a New Task. Name it whatever you want (I chose Gaming since what I wanted it on were games). After naming it, in the task creation screen, click the + button in the bottom and select plug-in. There you should see an option for Secure Setting if you have it installed. Select that and it should show up with a list of things that Secure Settings will let you change. Select Expanded Desktop and then set it to Enable. Back out and go back to the Profiles screen. Long press the left side of the profile you set up at first and click hit Add an Exit Task. Create a new task and name it whatever you want. Add the Expanded Desktop thing from Secure Settings again but this time choose Disable instead.

This is as best as I can remember. Hopefully it is clear enough for you. I'm also not sure if you have to mess with anything in Secure Settings first (I think you have to give it root first but I'm not sure).

Also this won't work for all apps. Some apps don't like having the screen resolution change while it is opening so the app just closes right away. Apps that this has happened to me on are all the Angry Bird games, Gravity Guy, and RUA2. Of course it could just be an issue on my end since RUA2 did work with this method for about a day before it started hating me. Oh well. If that does happen, you'll have to remove them from the list of apps and activate Expanded Desktop manually when you enter the app. There's another way to do it so that it re-enters the app after Expanded Desktop kicks in but I have yet to figure it out on Tasker.
[Nexus 4 General] Vpr2006:
It looks like they're just cleaning up the compiler output (removing spaces and aligning text) for the developers when they build CM (one of the commands to build CM is called "lunch").
[Nexus 4 General] conquesoextra:
Sorry for this question, but...

¿Somebody knows where can i find small gapps?

Or

¿Its possible just install playstore?

Excuse my terrible english, and again, im sorry if im being ridiculous

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[Nexus 4 General] RealiZms:
Any standout features since the stable release? I really don't feel like flashing a nightly for some minuscule or unnoticeable change or improvement...
[Nexus 4 General] Voodooguru:
Privacy Guard. Definitely worth it, but then it would be as the nightlies are stable as a rock.
[Nexus 4 General] bozzykid:
That is not true. Nightlies are not the same as the 'stable' build. They were mostly stable leading up to the 10.1 release because they were working towards a final build but they are not necessarily stable especially now that 10.1. (and 10.1.1 and 10.1.2) have been released.
[Nexus 4 General] rskyline:
So tell me what isn't stable on nightlies right now. Because i can't find it on my Nexus. And i didn't say they were the same. I said that the nightlies are the same as "stable" on stability matters. You apparently are new in this ROMs stuff isn't it?

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[Nexus 4 General] stankyou:
When talking about Nightlies and Stable just by the term itself, I believe they are different. It just so happen that on Mako the Nightlies rom functions solidly that you can almost consider it "stable". How sure are we that the nightlies on other devices are rock solid like on Mako?

Besides remember that derp on the nightlies a couple of days back where we all got system process error? You won't and should not get that on a stable build.
[Nexus 4 General] thracemerin:
On AOSP devices (the nexus line) the difference between stable and nightly is that nightly builds potentially include experimental features that are not found in the stable edition, as a result they might be slightly unstable when those features are initially added, but when bugs are found you can be assured that they will be noted in this thread and in the dev thread almost immediately so you can avoid flashing that particular nightly, otherwise the nightly builds are as stable as the stable.
[Nexus 4 General] scotth324:
Have a search for Banks Gapps. There are a few options to choose from for what's included.
[Nexus 4 General] CMNein:
I don't think his assessment was unfair, there are occasional bugs which shouldn't be part of any stable branch, but you are right nightlies have been tremendously stable for the most part.
[Nexus 4 General] rskyline:
Well the Gallery bug that we was having was present till the last M build so stable can contain bugs too. My point is exactly like you said at the end. I didn't try to say nightlies are better/stablest than "stable". It just matter of tastes like all :)

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[Nexus 4 General] bozzykid:
Nightlies are inherently unstable since the changes pushed to that branch have not been tested. Like I said, recently it has been stable because they were so close to the 10.1 release. However, even the CM team will tell you not to use nightlies as your daily driver if you want a stable system. Just because there are bugs in the stable 10.1.x releases doesn't mean it is unstable. 10.1 was released after many, many months of testing with the nightly builds. Any major issues were fixed before final release.
[Nexus 4 General] blankit:
I'm on francos m3 and I set the headphone boost to 5 but it never sticks can someone help me on this?
[Nexus 4 General] rskyline:
You still don't get the point. If you didn't know what a suggestion is (because that's what i answer the first time) i don't know what your point is. I suggested to him to use nightlies. No one is forcing nobody to do it. And i tell him because the nightlies are stable and ready for daily usage. Who says so? You can check all users here including myself since Cm7. The cm team say isn't for daily usage because they skips some trouble saying that and because they work for a hundred of devices. If you want to keep stables that's up to you. But don't say that nightly isn't good because of that label.

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[Nexus 4 General] Daniel_GT:
Quite right, I use nightly repos when I build and they are very "stable". It is important to be aware that they are testing grounds and (while infrequent) things do, and will continue to, break. The typo in the recent SMS commit springs to mind. The CM team release stables for users that don't want to be part of the flash and try it brigade and simply want a fully functional and tested build to use every day... That's what they want.

It isn't what I do, and whilst be largely rock solid, you can expect problems (large or small) with nightly builds.
[Nexus 4 General] rskyline:
Yeah but that's more up to the user. The worst thing you'll get on nightly are things like you said. But hard to get a workaround? Only flash the nightly that comes before that one and done. Or even more easy for lazy ppl like me. Read this and dev thread to see if someone reports any issue. Easy doesn't it?

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[Nexus 4 General] Daniel_GT:
I'm agreeing with you
[Nexus 4 General] rskyline:
You should ask that over the franco's thread, because it doesn't have to do with Cm.
[Nexus 4 General] Bonvaz:
Guys anyone have better automatic brightness values?

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[Nexus 4 General] rskyline:
I tend to use ir progressive, for example, 12, 15, 25, 35, 45, ...., etc.
[Nexus 4 General] Vpr2006:
Curious if anyone else has seen this, I'm on CM Nightly 7/15, and I have DashClock as my default lockscreen widget.

If I'm on the PIN lockscreen, I can adjust the ringer, music volumes, etc.

If I'm on the PIN lockscreen and I have a notification (gmail) showing in DashClock, I can't adjust the volume, pushing the volume buttons does nothing.

Once I unlock the phone and acknowledge the notification, I can adjust volumes from the lockscreen again.

Anyone else use a similar configuration and seen this behavior?

If so, who would I mention this to, the CM team or the DashClock developer?
[Nexus 4 General] rskyline:
Anyone can please tell me what should i post to ask CM team to fix my default APN? I mean logs or any file.

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[Nexus 4 General] thracemerin:
Log it to JIRA, just put the current incorrect settings and what needs to be changed.
[Nexus 4 General] azrash:
I agree that nightlies are mostly stable.

I guess it boils down on the user of the phone. Who will be using the phone?

If the user is non techy or doesn't visit xda regularly like we do, (our dads, mums, siblings) OR don't want to bother with updating or having the latest features so much. I'd flash the stable release for them. When they see the update notification for stable release, they'll be only one or two in a few months. Easier for them and bugs would be minimal.

If you visit xda, or CM G+ community regularly, then going with the nightly builds won't be a big issue as you'll probably know what to do if there are major bugs ie Check the thread, revert to previous builds etc.

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[Nexus 4 General] Dunnow:
Excuse me, but you are the one who's got it all wrong.

First. Nightlies are builds that are made every day or every 2 days that include either, fixes for strings, new translations, new stuff to come, new coded stuff AND updates for what what was already there.

Second. Nightlies might be more stable BEFORE or AFTER a "stable" version is released, since all nightlies have the base code of the stable one. And they provably had it BEFORE the stable itself.

That means that Nightlies AFTER the stable, have the same stability as the stable, PLUS, more features and fixes or improvements on that particular already stable code.

Ocasionally, some new and heavy changed feature might have an unexpected behaviour, but that does not make the ROM less table, just THAT ONE feature. And normally, features after the stable one, are not touched anymore, meaning, ALL that a "normal" user would do, is pretty well covered in all nightlies.

IF you are one of the ones that decide to mess arround with new untested features (yet, revised before merged), you are going into the "no-no zone" where you can expect random things to happen. But those things do not break the rest of the ROM, so, Nightlies tend to be as stable as the stable, before AND after the stable release, in fact, they are provably more stable AFTER, since those new things are worked a little bit more further.

So, by default, and this does NOT mean always (since an actual new thing may break), a newer nightly is and will "always" be much more stable or better than an older Nightly. And the evolution of this last "actual" one, will be better than the last "actual" one.

You are basically denying evolution, GG.

PD: 10.1.1 and 10.1.2 only had a google bug fix merged in them, they are not more stable than the 10.1.0. So that nightlies before them are more stable is just nonsense,
[Nexus 4 General] DrunkFuX666:
Not to be demanding or anything... But it would be great if you can update your All in One Camera Zip [MENTION=2464737]75markus[/MENTION]... The one up is from May... If you have the time of course :)

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[Nexus 4 General] thracemerin:
All it does is add the stock camera which hasn't changed since 4.2.2 was pushed, so there isn't anything to update. The CM camera is updated every time you flash a nightly.
[Nexus 4 General] Fr33L4nc3r:
That's what I was about to say.

Deja vu it seems ... http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=41437377&highlight=camera#post41437377

Don't understand the logic, even if on another ROM than CM, same mechanic being involved ...
[Nexus 4 General] DrunkFuX666:
I'm not using CM at the moment, and this script works perfect on the ROM Im using which uses the Google camera as the primary camera rather than CM's... Hence asking for an update if possible...

And was wondering if the CM cam is still based on the 4.2.2 camera or the 4.3 camera...?

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[Nexus 4 General] thracemerin:
There's no 4.3 AOSP so there is no 4.3 CM camera since it's built from source.
[Nexus 4 General] bozzykid:
Google also never pushed the 4.2.2 camera from the Google Play Editions. I'm pretty sure they intended to release 4.3 on those initially. Otherwise, it doesn't make much sense why they haven't pushed the changes in their "4.2.2". It seems like they just ported some of the 4.3 changes into 4.2.2 just for the GPE phones.
[Nexus 4 General] thracemerin:
The Google stock ROM camera even for the N4 is closed source and proprietary, same as the GE stock rom camera and the 4.3 camera, that's why photosphere is not in the CM camera because the source for it is not in AOSP.
[Nexus 4 General] RealiZms:
Well after 8 months stock I decided to take the plunge and root, and flash CM 10.1.2 stable build after work today. I was really hoping everything was actually "stable". It isn't.

The min cpu frequency is stuck at 1026 draining the battery at record speed. Opening the camera app for the first time sent the phone into a reboot.

Just sort of amazed with CM's high standards this thing behaves like a poor unofficial port.

Unless I can fix the governor settings I'll have to revert back to the stock ROM because the battery drain is too horrific on the CM kernel.

Any advice or ideas?
[Nexus 4 General] thracemerin:
The frequency is not stuck at 1026, it boosts to 1026 on touch which is the same behavior as stock, you may not have noticed on stock unrooted because it isn't easily visible like it is in CMs performance settings but the CPU governor and hotplug driver behave exactly the same as on stock (because they are stock).

As for the camera app, which camera app are you referring to? did you flash a gapps package with the stock camera or without?

Most of these issues seem to be specific to you as you can be assured that if there were rampant issues as you claim that this thread would be full of complaints and it's not.
[Nexus 4 General] 0.0:
Min freq on 1026 is normal. That's mpdecision, and that's on the stock kernel as well. Whenever you touch the screen, CPU will ramp up to 1026. Flash a different kernel to disable that

If you just flashed the CM ROM, give it at least 2-3 days for everything to settle. Then test battery. For my usage, I am able to get above 10h for the most part

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[Nexus 4 General] NamesTwister:
Running CM10.1 2013711 Nightly

I'm using Google voice with babel sms integration. Text message replies are showing up out of order constantly. Anyone else having this problem?
[Nexus 4 General] RealiZms:
I appreciate your speedy response. Thanks for clarifying the governor non-issue. It just appears as though it's reverting to 1026. By that same logic the maximum can be raised to 1512 and does not revert back to the default CM setting of 1296. So it made me nervous.

The gapps I downloaded was an official GAPPS from this site. Despite it's 90MB in size there weren't really many Google apps in there. No Gmail, Maps, etc...I honestly don't know if the camera was included in the gapps package or if it was included in the ROM itself.

The stock camera was slightly buggy in 4.2.2 anyway so yea, I'm probably just kirking out unnecessarily. While stock the updated camera app from GPE phones fixed most of the issues I had...just haven't gotten around to digging for the apk.
[Nexus 4 General] 0.0:
If you want to use the cm camera, just delete the 73mako.sh file in /system/addon.d. after each flash, you'll have the cm camera

The reason why gapps is 90mb is mainly system files and necessary apps that can't be obtained from the play store are in it. Gmail and Maps can be downloaded from the Google play store. So don't worry :)

Google edition camera: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2340751

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[Nexus 4 General] RealiZms:
Well is there a difference between the CM camera and the Google edition camera?

I personally don't feel like modding system files after each flash.

Keep in mind I've had my Nexus 4 stock since it's release and really didn't intend on flashing anything. But CM releasing a stable build combined with Google dragging their feet with 4.3 made me say "to hell with it". Really I didn't feel like doing much more than an evenings work getting everything sorted. Set it, and forget it :)

Thanks for the link!
[Nexus 4 General] swiftden:
Where do you delete it and how?